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Articles in Jan 19, 1998 issue of Electronic News

• Ross not retiring about latest Gambit
  by Dylan McGrath
• Price skid forces fab closure
  by Dylan McGrath
• Amid K6 strugbgle, AMD posts $12M loss
• Chip prices continue slide
  by Jim DeTar
• MIPS-like core emerges
  by Jim DeTar
• 1998 Ad
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Next MMX battle; Intel's 2nd generation won't be licensed; AMD and Cyrix develop their own
  by Jim DeTar
• New market opens for hard drives
  by Michelle Abraham
• Pioneer to buy Dickens for $121M
  by Bernard Levine
• Siemens eyes the DSP
  by Gale Morrison
• Net-based phone created
  by Will Wade
• Motorola sees shifts in Japan, China
  by Carol Haber
• Avnet breaks the Asian line
  by Bernard Levine
• Intel's new CPU gets a cool reception
  by Carolyn Whelan
• Siemens, Motorola marry fortunes in 300mm race
  by Gale Morrison
• Vantis enters FPGA market
  by Peter Brown
• Lucent, Chartered partner in new fab
  by Dylan McGrath
• Acquisition race picks up speed
  by Carolyn Whelan
• Changing leaders at Sony
  by Chad Fasca
• Game chips drive technology
  by Jim DeTar
• Units up, revenues flat at Intel in latest quarter
  by Carol Haber
• Hard times for disk drives
  by Chad Fasca
• Comdisco buys ISI's surplus equipment
  by Chad Fasca
• A clock chip solves Year 2000 problem
  by Will Wade
• Riding the digital wave
  by Cynthia Bournellis